Hey Reservos! This week we are kicking off our End of Season Series, highlighting Bruce Lee and his greatest hits with The Big Boss (1971). Listen as we breakdown this fun, campy, action packed film debut of one of the greatest action stars to ever live. Enjoy!

Hey Reservos! This week we are discussing Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s Drive My Car (2021). Listen as we breakdown this incredible look into grief and regret with parallel themes through the eyes of Chekhov to tell this beautifully human story of how to truly let yourself be free from suffering that is out of your control. Enjoy!

Hey everybody! This week, we are discussing Andrew Dominik’s adaptation of Joyce Carol Oat’s novel, Blonde (2022). Listen as we breakdown this devastating fictionalized retelling of the surreal, nightmare that was the life of Marilyn Monroe. Exploring the duality of her true identity and her public persona mixed with her volatile romantic relationships, the film shows you exactly how it feels to be Norma Jeane Baker. Enjoy!

Merry Christmas everybody! This week we are discussing Alexander Paynes’ holiday masterpiece, The Holdovers (2023). Listen as we breakdown this beautifully tragic story of three angry, grief stricken people finding hope in an unlikely circumstance. Enjoy.

Hey Reservos! This week we are discussing Sound Of Metal (2019). Listen as we breakdown this incredible depiction of addiction and dealing with a sudden change of life where the film has you experiencing every moment as if from your own perspective. Enjoy!

Hey everybody! This week we are discussing Akira Kurosawa’s adaptation of Macbeth, Throne Of Blood (1957). Listen as we breakdown this unique perspective on the Shakespeare classic that balances the true nature of the story while placing it in a new cultural and historical context. Enjoy!

Hey Reservos! This week we are discussing the 1973 French animated sci-fi classic, Fantastic Planet. Listen as we breakdown this unique role reversal narrative that challenges our perspective on animal rights, totalitarianism, racism, classism, and so on. Enjoy!

Hey everybody! This week, we are discussing William Friedkin’s adaptation of Wages Of Fear, Sorcerer (1977). Listen as we breakdown this incredibly tense and entertaining look into what it is to be truly desperate for a new life. Enjoy